I watched quite a few video it looks very impressive, but it would be nice to see updates. Maybe 2 to 5 years later and are more being planted in the same area.
Any updates? I haven't seen any update on any of the Waterboxx projects. I hope long term results show that the plants do well after Waterboxx removal.
If you ask me, they should plant cedar, pine, AND tall trees with canopies near the top. Not just one of these kinds of trees, but a variety.These will grab a hold of the soil, handle the dry conditions until things change, and give shade. The leaves that fall from the tall trees will start creating a new, fertile soil on top of the sand. They are having great results with this in parts of Asia and Africa, from what I hear. Just re-planting the desert plants that already existed isn't going to change the desert landscape much. Although drought-resistant and well-rooted, many of those pre-existing plants are low to the ground, prickly, and offer no real foliage that would provide shade or re-fertilize the soil. If you want climate change for the better, you have to change what you plant. Simple as that.
I lived in banning and as teenagers we use to go to whitewater, moved away in 1990 went back to to show my kids whitewater in 2016 and no water just the sun and heat left, you want to cry but only sadness
Good Day to You: Could you give me an update on your experiments please? I am interested to see how well everything worked out for you. I am thinking about using some in Central America (Panama) any information that you can share would be useful to me. Thank you for Your time.
Hi Jessica Quinn, we'd be happy with this footage to ;). Concerning the question if anything survived: plantings with the Waterboxx® have a survival rate of 90%. More about survival rates can be found www.groasis.com/en/technology/scientific-results-of-planting-with-the-groasis-technology. ^MK
Hello. Maybe a ceramic groasis would also work. It would be more ecological. Made of natural clay, and possibly reusable. Plastic becomes brittle in the sun, ruining the device.
It woulda worked if they hired more than just 5 immigrants to plant the whole desert then maybe theyd stayed on longer than a day instead of running off w/o calling in
Bobby Westner Okay, rude. How do you even know who decided to try to make a change? And how could you insult those people when they received no support to plant more trees? I’m not mad at you or anyone, but your sounding and many others ignorant.
10 years on & no progress follow up video. A common trend which is a shame as I can see from other examples of Groasis's work that it's a viable technology. Perhaps if there was more followup work done it just might help grow your business faster and in possibly, a more efficient manner. As the old saying goes, " Seeing is believing."
Hi @Peter S. You are correct there currently is no update video for this project. There are quite some for other projects. Maybe www.groasis.com/photos-1?lang=en helps with before and after photos. Also we try to regularly update our newsletter subscribers. You are correct: follow ups are just (and probably more) important. We agree! ^MK
@@Groasis Today, power of social media is an important component of most businesses worldwide - for Groasis especially so since you're trying to change the world, one Waterbox at a time. Look at Tesla. No traditional advertising but their company keeps on growing; mainly through RUclips, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram amongst others, i.e. word of mouth. Now they've got 3 massive Gigafactories. One of which is under expansion in under a year, a 4th under construction & a 5th that's likely to commence construction within the next few months. There's a lesson in there somewhere.
@@pinkelephants1421 I totally agree with you. We sure can learn from these companies. Though I think Tesla's journey is somewhat different, I agree there's lessons to be learned :). ^MK
@Rich Is that based on facts or speculation? I have seen their videos which show lots of grass and shrubs growing spontaneously around the trees, which would certainly capture and hold rainwater.
Pl.plant tall spreading dense shadows, useful trees .Such as Banyan peeple,umber,neem,awala,badam,mango,Jamun, Ritha,shkekaki, dates,Shalmali, Shirish Jackfruit Lichi babool etc.These r Indian trees. Other also try.For manuals use kitchen, market wastage grind with machines, mix with water.Give to trees. Quickly grow,
Esta muy bien .son tantos arboles que destruimos que medimos las consecuencia.con un arbol podemos hacer mil serillos pero con un solo serillo podemos quemar mil arboles.
It's about saving a particular species of tree in a National Park, not about restoration or reclamation of the land, National parks are all about keeping the land "as is" and not "interfering" with nature by trying to restore it to what it possible was or could be.
You can't plant trees at the middle of a desert and expect them to survive! You have to plant trees in the arid areas adjacent to the desert first. Then gradually push your trees towards the desert area year after year!
The climate in China is not the same, much of the area in China that was deforested actually gets decent rainfall, places like this in California do not and have salt and rocks. You can't turn a desert into a forest unless the desert was once a forest...
You should see how China reforested the desert. The interior part of China forms part of the central Asian region of the Eurasian continent. It is one of the driest and harshest desert regions in the mid-latitude. There are so many youtube posts on how China claimed its desert. There is no way that the USA is drier than western China.
@@singaboiz I've seen many videos on what they are doing and it is clever, however, you still need rain for those trees to survive and those areas were originally forested. You can't go to the Sahara for example and plant a bunch of acacias and date palms and expect them to live without irrigation...it has been harsh desert for 10,000 years...I also think what is being done in China is greatly.exaggerated to improve its world image as the great polluter that it is...reduce your pollulation growth if you want to help the environment..
im watching this vid in 2018 is there a follow up to this video? thanks.
Okay its mid 2019 any updates?
The program was scraped. Lack of funding and the 10 hispanics hired to plant the desert all quit within days.
@@thebionicpig Worked great. Doing huge work in Spain and other countries.
ruclips.net/video/HzTB4ZDwPaI/видео.html
@@KoKnYurAzz made me laugh
7march21
I watched quite a few video it looks very impressive, but it would be nice to see updates. Maybe 2 to 5 years later and are more being planted in the same area.
ruclips.net/video/HzTB4ZDwPaI/видео.html
@@MartijndeGraaf1001 Awesome link, thanks
@@MartijndeGraaf1001 That is the same video about Spain, it isn't an update on this project.
February 2021 watcher is there an update?
i think u guys skipped a few step in using the groasis box, fertilize the soil prior to planting? use a plant that is already germinated with roots?
Any updates? I haven't seen any update on any of the Waterboxx projects. I hope long term results show that the plants do well after Waterboxx removal.
ruclips.net/video/HzTB4ZDwPaI/видео.html
Bcousw it is not afficient.
If you ask me, they should plant cedar, pine, AND tall trees with canopies near the top. Not just one of these kinds of trees, but a variety.These will grab a hold of the soil, handle the dry conditions until things change, and give shade. The leaves that fall from the tall trees will start creating a new, fertile soil on top of the sand. They are having great results with this in parts of Asia and Africa, from what I hear. Just re-planting the desert plants that already existed isn't going to change the desert landscape much. Although drought-resistant and well-rooted, many of those pre-existing plants are low to the ground, prickly, and offer no real foliage that would provide shade or re-fertilize the soil. If you want climate change for the better, you have to change what you plant. Simple as that.
None of those will grow in that desert. Up the mountain, sure, but pines and cedar won't grow in Whitewater.
I’m watching this in June of 2019, did the project work?
They are too shallowly planted according to the gnosis instructions aren't they?
Well, this video was posted in 2010... how did the experiment turn out?
oyinbo peppe lmao same dude
Yeah
Aww, you don't care... you have no Soul.
-Just kidding... still waiting, all of us.
pretty good.
Managed to grow trees on shattered rock.
Not even sand.
@@antediluvianatheist5262 wow i didn’t think i would find a person that commented in 2020
Planting more trees in the desert🌱🌱🌱 🌳🌳🌳🌳. Save many many lives🌱 🌳🌳🌍🌳🌎🌳🌏🌳🌿🍃🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌱👍🌱🌿🍃🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳
Please give update...it’s been 8 years since you planted these seeds...
Worked great. Doing huge work in Spain and other countries.
ruclips.net/video/HzTB4ZDwPaI/видео.html
I lived in banning and as teenagers we use to go to whitewater, moved away in 1990 went back to to show my kids whitewater in 2016 and no water just the sun and heat left, you want to cry but only sadness
This is a 2010 vid, and the update is way overdue. Come on, people!
any updates?
how is this place now?
Good Day to You: Could you give me an update on your experiments please? I am interested to see how well everything worked out for you. I am thinking about using some in Central America (Panama) any information that you can share would be useful to me. Thank you for Your time.
an we have an update please. Im watching this in Jan 2019. Cheers.
It was scraped. They can only afford to hire 10 workers to plant the whole desert. That was just too much to ask from them
@@KoKnYurAzz Worked great. Doing huge work in Spain and other countries.
ruclips.net/video/HzTB4ZDwPaI/видео.html
Curious if there’s an update. 2021 atm.
Mr. Hof you Should revisit these projects, like in Spain do we can see the magic
Can someone in the area magically find where they planted do a drive by and just let us know if anything survived/ grew/ hahaha
Hi Jessica Quinn, we'd be happy with this footage to ;). Concerning the question if anything survived: plantings with the Waterboxx® have a survival rate of 90%. More about survival rates can be found www.groasis.com/en/technology/scientific-results-of-planting-with-the-groasis-technology. ^MK
Hello. Maybe a ceramic groasis would also work. It would be more ecological. Made of natural clay, and possibly reusable. Plastic becomes brittle in the sun, ruining the device.
Very well, and the results? I feel good only after the results.
It woulda worked if they hired more than just 5 immigrants to plant the whole desert then maybe theyd stayed on longer than a day instead of running off w/o calling in
Bobby Westner Okay, rude. How do you even know who decided to try to make a change? And how could you insult those people when they received no support to plant more trees? I’m not mad at you or anyone, but your sounding and many others ignorant.
5 milliseconds is all they have to show of the 5 year project!
10 years on & no progress follow up video. A common trend which is a shame as I can see from other examples of Groasis's work that it's a viable technology. Perhaps if there was more followup work done it just might help grow your business faster and in possibly, a more efficient manner. As the old saying goes, " Seeing is believing."
Hi @Peter S. You are correct there currently is no update video for this project. There are quite some for other projects. Maybe www.groasis.com/photos-1?lang=en helps with before and after photos. Also we try to regularly update our newsletter subscribers. You are correct: follow ups are just (and probably more) important. We agree! ^MK
@@Groasis Today, power of social media is an important component of most businesses worldwide - for Groasis especially so since you're trying to change the world, one Waterbox at a time. Look at Tesla. No traditional advertising but their company keeps on growing; mainly through RUclips, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram amongst others, i.e. word of mouth. Now they've got 3 massive Gigafactories. One of which is under expansion in under a year, a 4th under construction & a 5th that's likely to commence construction within the next few months. There's a lesson in there somewhere.
@@pinkelephants1421 I totally agree with you. We sure can learn from these companies. Though I think Tesla's journey is somewhat different, I agree there's lessons to be learned :). ^MK
@Rich Is that based on facts or speculation? I have seen their videos which show lots of grass and shrubs growing spontaneously around the trees, which would certainly capture and hold rainwater.
any updates on this one??
Oh my Gosh, those are the same trees that I saw on Terminator 3: Rise of the machines.
Pl.plant tall spreading dense shadows, useful trees .Such as Banyan peeple,umber,neem,awala,badam,mango,Jamun, Ritha,shkekaki, dates,Shalmali, Shirish Jackfruit Lichi babool etc.These r Indian trees. Other also try.For manuals use kitchen, market wastage grind with machines, mix with water.Give to trees. Quickly grow,
Biodegradável ?
GREAT PRESENTATION
The sides of the waterboxx must be barried with sand or soil or mulsh to perform as sun heat insulation!!
any update on this?
These units cost $22 each when purchased in bulk--WAY TOO EXPENSIVE FOR WHAT THEY ARE!!
Updates, please. Showing planting is not impressive.
Update link please?
No updates? Pointless to view, then, as results can't be evaluated. Irritating background noise ~ rather have an informative narration.
Esta muy bien .son tantos arboles que destruimos que medimos las consecuencia.con un arbol podemos hacer mil serillos pero con un solo serillo podemos quemar mil arboles.
Cool but swales and permaculture do the same thing.
NewMusicNetworks But they gotta sell those boxes!
It's about saving a particular species of tree in a National Park, not about restoration or reclamation of the land, National parks are all about keeping the land "as is" and not "interfering" with nature by trying to restore it to what it possible was or could be.
You can't plant trees at the middle of a desert and expect them to survive! You have to plant trees in the arid areas adjacent to the desert first. Then gradually push your trees towards the desert area year after year!
On deserts area's s foresting must temparature absorbed by earth
Pointless marketing video if you dont post a video update. We are in 2019 now
Day to night working for plantaion must now very faster
fail experiment. just look at the no updated version
America is world power...they shud make canal from nearest river to California....
Desonilasation is the answer
Olive 🌲 💓
Nothing sprouted.
España tiene que ser una república. Spain needs to be a republic.
Alberto Ortega its a shit hole
Why the horrible intrusive music??
10 boxes are a pre-trial for a big trial? who writes this stuff!? learn English!
رائعه
CHINA DOES IT BEST. AT THAT RATE YOU NOT EVEN PLANTING 10,000 TREES A YEAR , A WASTE !!
Well, China can mobilize her population to achieve something that America can only import migrant workers to do it lol
The climate in China is not the same, much of the area in China that was deforested actually gets decent rainfall, places like this in California do not and have salt and rocks. You can't turn a desert into a forest unless the desert was once a forest...
You should see how China reforested the desert. The interior part of China forms part of the central Asian region of the Eurasian continent. It is one of the driest and harshest desert regions in the mid-latitude. There are so many youtube posts on how China claimed its desert. There is no way that the USA is drier than western China.
@@singaboiz I've seen many videos on what they are doing and it is clever, however, you still need rain for those trees to survive and those areas were originally forested. You can't go to the Sahara for example and plant a bunch of acacias and date palms and expect them to live without irrigation...it has been harsh desert for 10,000 years...I also think what is being done in China is greatly.exaggerated to improve its world image as the great polluter that it is...reduce your pollulation growth if you want to help the environment..
Reforesting must in future daily some forest destroy by natural's reason
2019.... tick tock
Fastes foresting about also food forest miyaki forest
Do all american women talk like mickey mouse?
This would be progress and good for the country but the US has turned to religion so progress is out the door. Piss poor video.
This is sad. Permaculture uses lower tech solutions with overall better results...
How to fix this … ruclips.net/video/vpTHi7O66pI/видео.html
go to china and learn from them.